Aznar warns that if Sánchez manages to form a government again, Spain will become a "republic".
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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced that his administration will continue to govern and address citizens' issues until the general elections are held on November 29 and a new parliament is chosen. His remarks came in response to warnings from former Prime Minister and PP leader José María Aznar.
Aznar, currently the president of the FAES Foundation, described the upcoming November 29 general elections as the most significant since the beginning of the Spanish transition. He further warned that if Sánchez successfully forms another government following the vote, Spain would head toward a republic.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Sánchez asegura que "el Gobierno va a continuar gobernando"Focuses on the incumbent administration's commitment to governance until the elections.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Aznar avisa de que si Sánchez lograra formar otra vez gobiernoHighlights Aznar's stark political warning regarding the future regime type under Sánchez.
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